Macau Attractions | The super short Love Lane can be used to take photos from multiple angles

The popularity of this "Love Lane" is inseparable from its name, but more importantly, it is also one of the unique perspectives for photographing the Ruins of St. Paul's. 🗺️Let's start with the location🗺️ It's in a small alley next to the Ruins of St. Paul's on the Macau Peninsula, just follow it and you'll find your way. 🖼️Style Impression🖼️ It's a very narrow, short, and small alley with a noticeable incline. However, the buildings themselves are brightly colored and indeed make for great photos. Seeing it from every angle offers a different style, which is a main feature of Love Lane～ 📸How to take photos📸 1️⃣ The alley is very narrow and strictly for pedestrians, with some flower beds and benches for taking photos and group pictures; 2️⃣ Look up at the facades of the buildings, which have that distinctive Macau residential building style; 3️⃣ Stand near the higher end, from where you can take an upward shot of the side profile of the Ruins of St. Paul's, with a very attractive angle that also includes the buildings on both sides in the frame; 4️⃣ From the high point looking down, the residential building directly opposite has a very local atmosphere, and with the buildings on both sides and the downward sloping angle, there is a strong sense of space; 5️⃣ From the high point, you can also capture the slanted architecture of Love Lane, which is also quite distinctive. 📝To sum up📝 Although Love Lane itself is not large, its location and structure are quite special. With careful composition and framing, you can capture many different angles and scenes. It's worth a visit when checking out the Ruins of St. Paul's～